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AN INTERPRETER APPoINTED.-The President to
day appointed W. Ebiharah, a Japanese subject, te
be Interpreter TO the United States consulate al
Osaka and HlOgO Japan.
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FORGING BISMARCk.s NAME.
BOgns Dispatches said to Have Caused
the Russ0-(serman Essramgemeus.

bOgns Dispatches said to Have Caused
the Russ0-&serman Essramgemeus.
| Special Cable Dispatch 10 The EVENING srAR
LONDON, Nov. 25.-It Is now evident that the
proposed European combination will be profoundly
modified by the disclosure In the National lei
| tung and Cologne Gazette that the estrangement
between Germany and Russia was caused by
forged dispatches In Bismarck's name. IL appears
that matters were explained In the cars interview
| with Bismarck. The German statesman attributes
| the forgery to an Orleanist intrigue OF which
Prince Ferdinand, OF Bulgaria, and his party at
Soma represent one side and the Conte de Paris
the other side. Bisnarck's hatred OF orleanisn as
| war party in Europe may explain this theory,
but much more probable explanation Is that the
forgery Was the work OF the Panslavist party at
81 Petersburg, aided by the French Seoanchehrs.
The discovery Will have the double effect OF weak
ening the triple alliance and diminishing ten-
sion between Russia and Germany. In any case
II makes for peace.
PRINCE FERDISANDs DIPLOMATIC STROKE.
Meanwhile hear from CoEstantnople that Ferd-
inand's government has accomplished a most Dip
lomatic stroke. IL has decided TO resume payment
Of the eastern Roumanian tribute. This is n first
! rate political move. It win please and conciliaUe
the Turks and probably secure the sultan's
acknowledgement OF Ferdinand.
By Associated Press.
Important Points Still Held Back.
PEsTH, Nov. 25.-The Tester- Loud denies that
each OF the powers In the triple alliance is only
pound 10 assist an ally If two powers attack it. it
says an ally Is bound under all circumstances TO
assist. The paper also says: "Prince Bismarck
informed the Car at the interview in Berlin last
Friday that the triple alliance was the result OF
RussiaS sullenness and i1-wil. The reference TO
the Orieanist conspiracy In connection with the
forged letter received by the is que TO desire
TO at present avoid determinations against Russian
notables The iorgedletter disclosure viii princl-
paiiy anect Russians. Only secondary details
the car and Prince Bismarck. The most import
ant points have not been diyulged.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS called on the President
Wednesday afternoon, accompanied by Marshal
Wilson.
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TIVE Convlcss Escape.

THEY YIUpE THEIR GUARDS, LEAP FROM a TRAIN,
Ayp GET AWAY TROUGH HANDCUFPKD Io0RfHkR.
CBEsrER, liz, Nov. 25.-Just as the train reached
the Depot In this city last night ChaA Gather and
Chas WYATT Two col0red conv1cts bound for the
peniteptiary, eluded the vigilance Of their guard
and ieApng from the platform OF the car escaped In
the darkness. Although handcuned together they
made the break successfully and have fnr eynded
canture Both had been convicted OF highway
robbery and sentenced 70 SIX years impnsonment.
Tney came from Morgan County ana were In charge,
with AZ others OF the chief of police of JacE1on,
vile, and two deputy sheriRS
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District Government Affair.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The piano stool manu-
factory OF Phip Retz, s2s Tyler street WAS guttod
by tire this morning.
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A FAMILY BURNED

A FAMILY BURNED TO DEArH-At Browning,
Vt, Tuesday night, Chas Fackler and his wire aud
child, the latter aged year. lost their lives by
the burning OF the old Hollingsworth House. There
Is a strong suspicion that The building was fired
By an incendiary. The fire was not discovered
until too late render assistance 60 the Packers.
The charred remains OF Fackler and his wife were
recovered from the ruins, but the babes body was
not found
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~ TRADE"

K< "ooMPETITIoN TES1r. Is THE LIFE OF
NATIONAL CAPITAL DIRECTORY
Office, l4l7 Street Northwest
A complete and thorough canvass Of the District Of
resident. their occupstion and address e''''
iarSs clrSulaon Of the Directory is already as
Of the United ststey Government the United states
As an advertising medium it will be unexcelied.
THE BOOK WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
JANUARY j, 1883.
Rates for Advertising:
one page go, including book
na, page; ss, ''...-......... l5
Names inserted in large type. - Al
special contracts made for msrgina page advertise.
ments.
by advertisements on the back. sides or margin
'''' IL ''"' ''sfii william 4 Ms DICKSON,
n7.1m 1417 F Stree. tSSnasbnes,. SdrtbMs.,.
BREAD, BREAD BREAD, DON'T WORRY
abont a AIM Powders. use Hudson's ,cele
it. every Loaf stamped R Bakery 4o5 LIN 5. sonE seu
east. n211ws
80 MISS WILLS. MODESTO, WISHES TO IN
moved fern q heF and the paec @ C. that she
snd e. NV where she viii be pleased to them
eS THOMAS O. HENsEY, REAL ESTATE
~ and Insurance Agent. has removed to his
new quarters l22O stnw. n5-1m
K~ FIRST PAYMENT 14TH ISSUE.
NOVEMBER. 1887
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 F st.
AssETs-ssl .s922s
SUBSCRIPTION SSSas are open for new issue OF stock
Equitable Building. zoos st. shares M are ss SO Der
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages of
the s sssociation are furnished upon application:
II eaeh the be o OPEN
m rMoMSs ASysnSsI S r adI
JNO. Joy EDISON. sec'y. n4-3m
49, FOR THE BENEFIT OF TRINITY
- CHURCH, georgetown-A steinw.y Up
Earope Via Norh er@an LLOYD a s,nsss Se%
York. good for Including meals and ROOM
Psnn. Ss ss
Rr rspS.A sRESIAL nAheAlNs 3 al N MEN,s EALL
shirts 70 order. lo14-am
ESAN sI4
r ssrss so9S osfIn
g. IN THE s,gTplS sgPREME oogET OF THE
- The l!sh day q ostoesf. 10 sessbA iss4s
soeep lie i Z ordsrd DEF mat the eisadsns Ces fanr
her APPEARANCE to be entered herein before
the first rueday occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with case
The object Of this suit il to obtain decree against
the defendant for divorce from the bonds OF matr-
inony, on the grounds Of wilful deseron and sban-
doI ment.
py .hs Court. wM NJ NEREIGH, Justice. &c.
niss ss S0p' aobass. ssss As.s slsrn cis1s r.
r. II. GOLDsBoROUGH co.
Real Estate l4O5 r at
Real Estate bought and sold. Loans effected. In
surance plsced. Investments made. SPECIAL attep-
ton the collection Of rents and management Of Real
PropertieA T. II. 6OLDSBOROUGH CO.,
o15-3m 14O5 street,
LxhaEsr STOCK LOW PRICES
NEW ANDlkONa NEW RENDERS
z r. BROOKS
au1s 53f 18th IT.. Corcoran Building.
80 Jxo. W. COasOx. .yNo; ". MAcAErNEy,
~ Member N Y. Stock Ex.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 81. N. W..
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonda
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Railroad Stocks and BondA and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New York Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
apecialtI made Of IuveAtment Securities District
Bonds and ~ Local Railroad. Cas- Insur.ncs. and Tel
American 6sil Tsiephons stock bought and sold jyIs
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Frank and 0eouge Hart and waiter Ems enl
John Lee were arrested M NeW York Wecne1GA4
charged win keeping pockse ahop2
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RIOT IN PITTsBURG.--A riot occurred on Bed
ford avenue, PittsDurg, last evening between mein-
bersof The notorious -owl gang and some twenty
nve Italians living In the neighb0rhood Tho
'owls" started the night In an Italian saloon, and
almost the entire Italian COLONY came 20 the rescue
OF their country men. Pistols, knives and stones
were used prorniscuously. Two men were shot
and twelve or fifteen others injured. The rioters
made their escape before the police arrived
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SUICIDE OF NRw YORK PHYs1c1AN.-pr. Alex
ander Hugart OF 354 west Ard street, New York
committed suicide by shooting himself Yesterday
afternoon- Two years ago Richard Stoll, his
nephew committed suicide This greatly affected
the doctor. A year ago his daughter oied, and
since that time he has been much addicted 70
melancholia Three months ago his son-in-law,
Mr. Duckworth, broke the glass while trying 20
open window IN street car for lady His M
chain OF deaths took a strong hold on the doctor.
and be became very much depressed and fne.
Quenty remarked, Il feel that my mind IL breaking
down" Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hugart, her hus-
band, Mrs. Duckworth, and a gentleman who was
calling were all In the paror preparing 20 70 out
Dr. Hugat left the room 70 go 70 his ONCE &C the
rear Of the house, and pistol shot was heard
Those In the front rushed back and found hin
lying ON the floor.
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CELEBRATING THANKSGIVING ABRoAD.-.Prof. Dyco
presided AT a dinner given The American students
at Oxford, yesterday, 10 celebrate Thanksgiving
Day. Mr.. Chas. z. Phelps. son or Minister Phelps
ana second secretary o: Iue American legation,
sponded TO a toast 10 President Cleveland. He
advocated International contests between oxford
anu Harvard. Sir Edward Thornton presided al q
Thanksgiving banquet given at the American
CLUB. Many prominent Americans were present.
A Thanksgiving banquet was given by the Amer1-
can colony In Berlin at the Hotel Amin Me.
Pendleton, the Unlted states minister, presided.
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NV CLoAxIxes.

SEAL PLUSHES. COLORED PLUsHEs COLORED
MELLON CLOTHS. SILK MATTELASSE, SILK
SELVETS, BROCADE vELvETS, AND FULL
LINE OF ASTRAKAN CLOTHS IN ALL COLORS
BIARETZ CLOTH FOR MORNING GARMENTS,
OTTOMAN. CLOTH, AND QUILTED SATiNS IN
ALL COLORS, AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES
BROADCLOTHS IN ALL GRADES
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
FANCY fLANNELS AT 37sc.. WORTH SOC
NEW HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
ENFIELD SHAKER FLANNEL5 IN ALL
WEIGHTS.
SPECIAL SALE OF SHOP WORN BLANKETS,
SLIGHTLY SOIIED. AT VERY GREAT REDUC-
TIONS.
ONE PRICE W. n sHUsTER SONS.
nl7 9l9 Pennsylvsnia ave.
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CrNcNNArI, Nov. 25.--A Lima, Ohio, special re-
ports collision at Anna Ohio, on the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Rail- oao, between two
Ireignt trains. Fifteen cars were smashed ana an
enpfpeer and fireman are reported killed.
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From wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Nov. %, IL a. m.-The stock market
opened weak this morning, the first sales being
made at concessions from Wednesdays final prices
Texas. though western Union and Union Pacinc
were UP !, each. Further losses were sustained
in the early trading, Richmond and West Point
and western Union being specially weak, losing x
and y percens respectively, while Kansas and
Texas declined !. and the remainder from :. to u
per cent Union Pacific was marked exception
during the flrst few minutes advancing *, but it
afuerward yielded with the remainder and lost ,.
from its highest point. The market was quiet for
the general LIST, but Richmond and West Point
and Union Pacirc continued TO absorb large part
OF the attention, and with the Western Union and
st. Paul contributed q majority Of the business
done. The market became quite dull late In the
hour, but there was q sltght recovery from the
lowest ngures reached, and at IL O'Clock the mar
ket was duh but steady to rm, generally at slight
fractions below the opening pffces
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OPENING THE REIcHsrAs. - The German reich
throne gave ASSURANCES Of Germany's pacinc dfs-
position. Abiding 70 the crown prince the speech
said: 1.-THE grave complaint with which tie crown
prince has been visited nils the mind, NOT only oe
the emperor, but also OF his august allies and tno
whole OF Germany with anxious care. Nothing
that human science and knowledge and careful
tending can DO VIII be left undone. Our eyes and
prayers, however, are directed toward God, whose
DEGREES rule the destiny OF nations ~ well as tno
life OF the Individual man. Ftrm confidence IN
God and the faithful fuiment OF duty have been In
all especially grave moments the tr1ed supports oe
the crown prince: The reichstag IN profound
reverence and cordial love thinks OF your Imperial
highness Nay God protect your precious NE ano
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MoRxox NnsIoxAxus m vsnanIA--A Richmon1
special says: Three Mormon elders are on pros.
Httng expedition In the mountains o. koanoko
County, and preach nightly 60 the ignorant peo.
pie They claim 70 be homogeneous Ind hsye mes
later they WIN DO well
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BoRpEHrowN, n. j., Nov. 25.-Wm. Hall, COB
ored man, was stabbed in the left breast ana dan
gerously wounded last night during 3 festival In
The Mount Zion A. N. il church In thls CITY.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $762, ,S91; customs, $6O7 ,193
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An ELoPKMxsT FROM PKTKKsBURG.-A dispatch
from Petersourg, Va, says that yesterday afJer-
noon Charles Walsh, Jr, prominent young man,
eioped 70 halifax, y. G., Win Miss Ruth Rapey,
where they were married last night 1he bride IL
about eighteen years OF age. and was much ad-
mired. The telegram which came soon after tho
nuptial ceremony had been performed. ANNOUNCE
Ing their marriage, was a great surprise " the
parenls Of bolh OF Inc parfieS
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-COmmande Frederick Rodgers
has been ordered to duty as assistant inspector OF
the third light house district on the lst OF Decem-
Der, and as inspector of that district on January
2, relieving Commodore A. E. Benham, who Is
placed on waiting orders.
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L ACClDfNTS On hAiLkOApS
The District Commissioners have ssnt senator
here since July, lssa, There had been the Bal.
uInore and Ohio Railroad - accidents and tie
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 35 ACCIDENTS
Seven persons were killed the Baltimore AIl0
OHIO Railroad, and six the Baltimore and Pvto.
| mac Railroad during that period.
IN SKKD of REPAIRS
The District Commissioners nave notified NesSrS
Monler q " hite, contractors, that street SOUTH
east Is badly In need of repairs from 4th 10 nth
w inches OF gravel Is needed TO brig the street
| 10 the proper grade. The contractors have guar
anteed 10 keep the street In order unul December
! IL, 1883.
WHY Mr.. BoLcoMB RfsIGSs
Chief Water Inspector j. q. HolcOmb has ten.
dered his resignation " the District Commission.
ers. Mr.. HolcoLnb has accepted a position as
sistant engineer on the survey OF the Nicarsguah
| canal BEFORE leaving Tor New York to-day he was
| mates In the water department
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners have revoked the steam en-.
gtneers license OF l. J. Ray, employed AT the Sol
dlers Home.
Capt Griffin recommends TO the Commissioners
that the pavement on street along the line VI the
broken water main be not re-iaid this winter, In
view OF possible breaks and also 10 allow time for
proper settling
Geo. A Hawkins has been appointed an addi-
onal private on The police force Tor service at the
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. have been
asked py the Commissioners 10 plank the railroad
crossing al LIST and streets northeast
An ELoPKNxsT FROM PKrKKsBURe.-A dispatch
from Petersburg, Va, says that yesterday after.
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Two Girls KilIed bv q Train.

FfrcHBURG, MASS, Nov 25.-Susan White and
Susan Carmedy, French girls, were run over ana
killed while walking the railroad track Wednes-
day night.
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THE SECRETARY OF WAR did not eat his Thanks
giving turkey in Salem this year. He is busily en-
gagged in the preparation of his annual report and
has been compelled to postpone his trip with the
AdJutant General to the military prison at Fort
LeaVehworth until some time next month.
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Ueposita Exchange. Loans Collecttona
Railroad STOCKS and BondA and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New York Philadelphia, Boston,
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of luvestnent Securities. District
ephone stock dealt In
American 6sil Tsiephons stock bought and sold jyIs
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. VIM. E. Van Reed 5th
artillery, has been ordered to appear before the
Army retiring board at New York for examination.
First Lieut.. L. H. Orleman has been detailed as
professor OF military science and tactics at the
Florida Agricultural College, Lake City, Fla.
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NEW BANK-The Controller of the Currency
has authorized the First National Bank, OF Terrell
Tex, to begin business with capital OF $50 900.
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Mr. JOHN RUSSELL Young, ex-minister to China,
arrived in town Wednesday evening to attend the
state dinner at the Chinese embassy given in
honor OF the imperial birthday. Mr.. Young had
long interview with the minister yesterday and
returned to New York in late train last evening.
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:. EwdKkRs SONS, 204 10TH CT. NV.
Ss f1rckment Payer, Mortar Colon. Cnarcosl iAma
fsr l<ild aud X Top CemantsL &c.
Asloslo1s sl6-lZ ,sox
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-01
Jefferson nsY.s. in a ietter to Colon


Jefferson haYls, in letter to Colonel
phocicn Howard, Daayillc, III. makes
the following comment on the confader-
ate flag subject:
y my say. Colonel. that the order of
the War Department To return the cap
tured flags to the late Confederate States
was a violation of all known military
preeedcmts. You will iibi in my hiS-
tory of the late war that .here were bat
tweniy-six regiments OF regular troops
IL the array OF the North, and o the 10.
tal OF $50 Confederate lings captured. il
is questionable il these ,weniy-six regi-
ments captnred fifty. The flags wGre
captured by the volunteer arny Of the
North, and belong to the several States,
and have no right 10 be in the National
CAPITOL,
L9tsr-since tbeahove was in type we
3@tice'liat old JET denies wlitirg any
letter to Howard
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-01

Mayor Thatcher, OF Albany. N. Y.
comes to the rescue OF the dogs, lie
has vetoed ar ordinance of the common
council authorizing the police to kill un-
licensed and unmuzzicd dogs during the
hot days. He holds that dogs are prop
erty, and that no man can constitution
ally be deprived of his property except
by due process of law The Albany
Mayor is wise man.--lNGio Torh; World
Yes. the Albany Mayor is. a wise man,
and his veto accords with the roiings of
every supreme court in The United States
before whom q case has been taken.
Dogs are property as much as COW or
horse and cannot he killed when running
at large any more than any other do
mestic animal without subjccting the
slayer to damages to the amount OF the
value Of the dog
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Last weeks Chamberlain Dsmoerat
contained IN article relative to the RQg-
sster editors squabh!e with women who
has jumped" his claim which he
Owen didn't exactly fancy. SO nc
hmted rp Dr.. Duncan, editor pro. ten of
the Dsaa2cs0f and after few hot words
a eofuhas took place between the two
gentlemen. II is reported that the
Doctor used The R.ajStss man pretty
roughly. and that both we're arrested and
fined 81 10 each.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-01

JcH DaVis has coMpleteG his .%tA
year. This seems to disprove the state
meat that the wearing of corsets and
hoop skirts shortens life.
..-~-.-.-~------~~-.
The GRAPHIC published last week the
official division and admission" con
yention call, which convention meets in
Huron on July 13. Brule county is en-
titled to 10 delegates to said convention.
Elsewhere in today's paper will be
found the county convention call This
is matter which we believe is Of great
interest to every tax payer and voter of
Brule county and the county convent
ION, which meets at Pukwana cn Thurs
day, July z, should have representations
from every township in the county. The
history OF Dakota's etfor5 for division
and admission into the Union and the
failure of the same is familiar to all who
read the papers of to-day. That these
efforts have been fruitless is largely due
to the apathy OF the people. Congress
has pleaded the excuse that il was the
politicians of the Territory asking for
division and admission, not the people;
that thcy--the people-had never asked
! for il. The last legislature Of the terri
tory passed n law providing for o vote
on the subject by the whole territory
ReXt November. 1t is for The purpose of
organizing and strengthening the divis-
ion and admission cause that the Huron
convention is, called. Arguments show
ang why Dakota should be admitted: as
two statosi why the south half would be
better and more prosperous us a state by
itself than attached to the north half,
havc from time to time been set forth in
these columns. II is not necessary to
Eeitcrate them at this time, We merely
wish to draw attention to the fact that
if the people Of the territory exhibit no
particular interest in, the matter a Demo
cratic congress certainly will not. II
the people ever want the privilege Of
statehood the opportunity is now offered
them. II they az with decided and
80 uncertain voice speak as they feel
the last excuse congress has for denying
| admission will he knocked ont. Let
them avail themselves Of this opportun-
ity or for eyer after hold their peace and
not lay the blame upon Democratic
congress, or Republican congress, or
anybody but themselves. But nothing
can be accomplished without organiza-
ton a full vote cannot be got ont with
ont il, and the conventions are the start
ing points.